No we don’t, he was anti white, he hated his own race and worship others like the useful idiot that he was. He made the world worse, just like the things and people he criticized
being a misanthrope means understanding the fact that - ignorance is bliss- 4 d masses and most of society -relating to cults and groupthink which is sadly what has taken over the world
I’m in Turkey and it’s sad to see how many backward minded tards are walking around with egos and attitudes that would’ve been wiped out by my 1970’s- 1980’s education and crew
I know it's just merely 9 minutes long but I lost count how many times I agreed so much that I had to stop it to reflect upon the fallacy of mankind. Argue with myself a bit, facepalm and continue. The only one I could watch through was "Ebenezer Scrooge" as it is a fictional character. Admittedly reflective for a mindset I can see but still fictional. Which to me begs the question of Charles Dickens if he had Misanthropy tendencies or that someone within his friends and family circle might've had those tendencies as he wrote a character that is not real and yet relatable to the point where you wonder where he got the inspiration for such a character. Overall I am learning more about myself as I've always felt a distaste for humans and cities and yet I had no real phrase to summarize it under, until now. Misanthropy is a word I've heard or seen but never delved into until recently and this is in my 30's. You never stop learning.
Nice angle, Well done as usual. I would be reluctant to call Nietzsche, a misanthrope though.... I see him more like the coach or the drill sergeant who is telling you what you need to know, and not what you want to hear, and showing the way. His amor fati message is a pretty optimistic and achievable solution really....
when you are surrounded by selfish, idiotic morons who want to use or eat you-you will go crazy just as he did - society is screwed after smartphones - sadly, they aren't even aware
The choosing of Scrooge's participation in this video is unfortunate to say the least. Scrooge wasn't a misanthrope, he was inhuman. He was miserable with himself and his loneliness whereas a misanthrope is content with his solitude.
I feel constricted being here and born a human. I feel the sentence about people being between beast and overman really screws with my mind. We truly are primitive and unstable while also not being fully developed. I can't explain it properly but it really is as if we aren't fully there yet. It's as if due to people's nature and biology they are bottlenecked including me. So much ego based thinking and tribalistic group thinking and emotional unrational behavior. It's really sickening. And yet here I am with my own ego with my own biases.
He is not one of the above however a modern day philosopher who saw the good in people although he points out our frailties that is Alan Watts I believe he is well worth a listen. Criticisim without answers or giving hope I believe is the easy way out. As they say we are more prone to criticise than the appreciate a d uplift our fellow man.
Scrooge is an interesting inclusion, suggesting that misanthropy is a type of ailment that can be overcome by epiphany. In my experience, after processing a great deal of my traumatic childhood - ( lack of experience of love in early years is a root cause of the mistrust and pessimism that underpins misanthropy) my disgust at the human race has grown, not diminished. I have had many epiphanies, and found an inner private peace, but become more isolated from the external world, through choice and the ongoing crushing disappointment in my fellow humans. So Scrooge does not represent the healthy misanthropist, the truth teller but rather a person who still refuses to see the falseness of the crowd, and is lulled into a false sense of security by Dickens' portrayal of the jolly Christmas party, as if all his suffering was caused by his own folly and refusal to 'be happy'. If this were accurate, all suffering would cease if we were just 'nice to people'. As we misanthropes know, this is simply profoundly untrue.
Yeah, you caught me out. Most of the research was done by AI, I just pieced it together. It's good that people can still identify when AI is being used.
The definition of ironic is a bunch of pseudo intellectuals posting opinions about genius. The idiocy of this comment section would have made Carlin laugh, Bukowski would shake his head, Nietzsche wouldn't engage with the internet, Kierkegaard would nod his head and feel completely validated as his contempt grew, and scrooge would buy a goose I guess, I don't know he's not real.
@@SC-gw8np "Always"?? How many YT comment sections do you troll through, that is an incredibly sad life you live. And I can't help but laugh at how pathetic it is...😂
Certainly, he was unafraid to criticise the status quo. "Any fool can lampoon a king or a bishop or a billionaire. A trifle more grit is required to face down a mob, or even a studio audience that has decided it knows what it wants and is entitled to get it."
CARLIN is my all time most favorite Human
He hated the white race
Yes I wish I'd known him
The first four made me laugh. The rest of humanity makes me sick.
We need another George Carlin about now.
Jim Breuer, he's juice jokes are hilarious
Unfortunately, if one of us did what George Carlin did in this day and age, we'd probably be "cancelled".
Haha he swam in shit that bloke as a kid. He's a funny guy. Would be totally wiped out by the elites
No we don’t, he was anti white, he hated his own race and worship others like the useful idiot that he was. He made the world worse, just like the things and people he criticized
@@DailyInsightAUexactly, we don't even have the freedom to do anything basically, let alone speak against things we hate
I don't even know why this made me laugh so hard. What great wit these people had. There must be something wrong with me 😂❤
It's called "insight"
you're an Aussie !!!!! Love this subscription even more
being a misanthrope means understanding the fact that - ignorance is bliss- 4 d masses and most of society -relating to cults and groupthink which is sadly what has taken over the world
That’s a very valid point, sadly.😢 Groupthink/Collectivism is omnipresent.
I’m in Turkey and it’s sad to see how many backward minded tards are walking around with egos and attitudes that would’ve been wiped out by my 1970’s-
1980’s education and crew
I know it's just merely 9 minutes long but I lost count how many times I agreed so much that I had to stop it to reflect upon the fallacy of mankind. Argue with myself a bit, facepalm and continue. The only one I could watch through was "Ebenezer Scrooge" as it is a fictional character. Admittedly reflective for a mindset I can see but still fictional. Which to me begs the question of Charles Dickens if he had Misanthropy tendencies or that someone within his friends and family circle might've had those tendencies as he wrote a character that is not real and yet relatable to the point where you wonder where he got the inspiration for such a character.
Overall I am learning more about myself as I've always felt a distaste for humans and cities and yet I had no real phrase to summarize it under, until now. Misanthropy is a word I've heard or seen but never delved into until recently and this is in my 30's. You never stop learning.
George Carlin was spot on about humanity.
Nietzsche and Kierkegaard over my boy Schopenhauer? Cmon bud 😂
lol schop is the king misanthrope, like it dont get much more than that
You can't be discriminated when you hate everyone equally even yourself.
Misanthrope for the rise.
Yessss
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I'm inspired. I'm not alone.
Me too
I better join that fucking list.
Count me in!
Me too! Fuck humans!
The first three were my heroes. I have very little affinity with the last two.
I am misanthrop too.
Great video👏
Likewise
George Carlin didn’t hate humanity he just gave up on trying to have faith in humanity
Not hatred but rather deep disappointment 😔
Nice angle, Well done as usual. I would be reluctant to call Nietzsche, a misanthrope though.... I see him more like the coach or the drill sergeant who is telling you what you need to know, and not what you want to hear, and showing the way. His amor fati message is a pretty optimistic and achievable solution really....
Shame he went insane
Have you really looked at Nietzsche tho? Not what we thought I'm sure.
@@Paulathompson1712 staring into the abyss is not for the feint hearted.....
@@Paulathompson1712i prefer the term "Bonkers", "i" word is very vulgar and inconsiderate.
when you are surrounded by selfish, idiotic morons who want to use or eat you-you will go crazy just as he did - society is screwed after smartphones - sadly, they aren't even aware
Yeah people suck.
The choosing of Scrooge's participation in this video is unfortunate to say the least.
Scrooge wasn't a misanthrope, he was inhuman. He was miserable with himself and his loneliness whereas a misanthrope is content with his solitude.
Arthur Schopenhauer my favorite of all time. Adore him.
Nice video. I like the quotes, I haven't heard a lot of them..
I feel constricted being here and born a human. I feel the sentence about people being between beast and overman really screws with my mind. We truly are primitive and unstable while also not being fully developed. I can't explain it properly but it really is as if we aren't fully there yet. It's as if due to people's nature and biology they are bottlenecked including me. So much ego based thinking and tribalistic group thinking and emotional unrational behavior. It's really sickening. And yet here I am with my own ego with my own biases.
Carlin was a legend!
I wish I could have met him
Humans are hard work. I don't hate them, and quite like many, but life is more relaxed if I don't have to spend too much time with them.
You should have included Cioran, Schopenhauer, Jonathan Swift, Diogenes, and Timon of Athens.
Great video, thanks!!
Glad you liked it
Do not return the temper of ill-natured people upon themselves, nor treat them as they do the rest of mankind. - marcus aurelius
He is not one of the above however a modern day philosopher who saw the good in people although he points out our frailties that is Alan Watts I believe he is well worth a listen. Criticisim without answers or giving hope I believe is the easy way out. As they say we are more prone to criticise than the appreciate a d uplift our fellow man.
Scrooge is an interesting inclusion, suggesting that misanthropy is a type of ailment that can be overcome by epiphany. In my experience, after processing a great deal of my traumatic childhood - ( lack of experience of love in early years is a root cause of the mistrust and pessimism that underpins misanthropy) my disgust at the human race has grown, not diminished. I have had many epiphanies, and found an inner private peace, but become more isolated from the external world, through choice and the ongoing crushing disappointment in my fellow humans. So Scrooge does not represent the healthy misanthropist, the truth teller but rather a person who still refuses to see the falseness of the crowd, and is lulled into a false sense of security by Dickens' portrayal of the jolly Christmas party, as if all his suffering was caused by his own folly and refusal to 'be happy'. If this were accurate, all suffering would cease if we were just 'nice to people'. As we misanthropes know, this is simply profoundly untrue.
Well said.
Well just got another reason to view George Carlin as a role model as a misanthrope
i wonder if carlin ever met bukowski ?
i wonder how close hemingway was to being a misanthrope. and artists, how many of them might make the grade ?
Any famous misanthropic women? I need a role model...
Daria Morgendorffer
@@redmptiondeniedJane Lane
Women aren't misanthropes - they *CAUSE* half the misanthropy.
Me! Well, apart from the famous bit! 😂😂😂 Patricia Highsmith is another one! 😃
Joan Rivers
Classifying Nietzsche as a hater of humanity is such a profound misinterpretation of the overall driving aim of his philosophy
Roddy piper’s character in wrestling. The joker too
Freddy had a stache!
You missed the misanthrope of the individual that asked, "what is a woman?"
Matt Walsh?
I deel heard 😂❤
What about sweeney todd?
That sounded a bit like a script generated by chatGPT. Wasn't as easy to follow your logic in this vid. Oh well.
Yeah, you caught me out. Most of the research was done by AI, I just pieced it together. It's good that people can still identify when AI is being used.
Alan Watts perhaps 😃
You missed Robert Ford 😏
Humans $$$$
Gary Yourofsky
Real. Me.
Dont ask what demon she birthed into Jake when she made that mix (And why was it Khaos)
JACKPOT
I❤George … I❤this channel ! I’m a false misanthrope?😆😁😂🤣
The definition of ironic is a bunch of pseudo intellectuals posting opinions about genius. The idiocy of this comment section would have made Carlin laugh, Bukowski would shake his head, Nietzsche wouldn't engage with the internet, Kierkegaard would nod his head and feel completely validated as his contempt grew, and scrooge would buy a goose I guess, I don't know he's not real.
There’s always a comment like this on such videos. How predictable.😂
@@SC-gw8np "Always"?? How many YT comment sections do you troll through, that is an incredibly sad life you live. And I can't help but laugh at how pathetic it is...😂
Highly recommend Kierkegaard.
Carlin is right tho
None of them are wrong
It's also has to be a form of self hatred.
Thanks Captain Obvious! Do you know/understand the meaning of misanthrope?
Embrace it, or be a hypocrite.
Great list, I would have Christopher Hitchens on my list.
Certainly, he was unafraid to criticise the status quo. "Any fool can lampoon a king or a bishop or a billionaire. A trifle more grit is required to face down a mob, or even a studio audience that has decided it knows what it wants and is entitled to get it."
He truly hated religion. Listen to what he said regarding the death of Rev Jerry Falwell.